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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1997
Page
2
Police report five Taos school break ins for burglary and vandalism. Taos Elementary and Taos High School losses include a TV VCR computer CDs and cash. Separate incidents at A Storage Place Alice's Attic Kit Carson Park storage shed yielded tools and a chainsaw with $300 shed damage.
A Taos High School commencement featured speaker Sean Krispinsky addressing the Class of 1997 with a Robin Williams themed tribute and a call for each graduate to pursue their wishes. Dr. Ross Frank followed as commencement speaker, and Principal Ted Hern led diploma presentations to the graduates, from Vanessa Martinez to Eric Woodards, as Fred Waltz and Michael Martinez observed.
The graduates chose purple black and silver as class colors with a black rose as the class flower Their songs were November Rain by Guns and Roses and What s Love Got to Do by Tina Turner The motto spoke of new beginnings learning caring and growth Superintendent Hern presented the class to the public caps flew in the air A crowd gathered outside the gym to congratulate graduates and pose for photos A complete list of graduates future plans and awards appears on page B2.
The June 5 Taos News blotter wrongly stated Kevin Mondragon faced a municipal court case. Mondragon reported the incident, not the alleged offender. A science fair winner misattribution also corrected: Amena Ishak was not involved. the actual Stockholm prize winner was a student from Oklahoma.
Dallas McClemmons heads Shared Table at El Pueblito United Methodist Church feeding about 66 people daily with 93 lunches Monday and 115 Wednesday. Funding relies on small grants and a single paid staffer. volunteers cook and serve butCleanup help is scarce. They dream of more volunteers and a larger space, possibly at the National Guard Armory, to sustain meals and programs.
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